Eskom RCA: Revenue Application NERSA Public Hearing. City Power Presentation Frank Hinda 11 May 2018
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1 Eskom RCA: Revenue Application NERSA Public Hearing City Power Presentation Frank Hinda 11 May 2018
2 Table of contents 1 Background to City Power Operations 2 Sales Forecasting & Rebasing of Sales Volumes Comments on RCA Balance Liquidation of RCA Balance Summary and Conclusions
3 Background Background 1 Background on City Power Operations
4 City Power at a Glance June 2016 MOE: City of Johannesburg is the single shareholder of City Power Eskom Number of customers: Over 390,000 - LPU: 1%, Prepaid: 62%, Conventional Business/Domestic: 37% Infrastructure: over km of cable, over substations, and over public lights, Estimated asset value : R52bn Revenue: over R14bn Employees: over 1,700 Current peak demand is over 2800MW which is 8-10% of national load City Power Capital investment: over R11,8bn invested in infrastructure in the past 10 years ISO: Only utility in Africa with four ISO accreditations (9001, 14001, & 31000) ISO compliant and currently implementing Head Office: National Key Point
5 Background Background 2 Sales Forecasting & Rebasing of Sales Volumes
6 Total sales forecasting vs variance in level of sales (GWh) Forecasted Growth AVE 7YRS Forecasted Sales Volume GWh Forecasted Growth Rate 2,25% 1,94% -4,42% 0,93% 2,67% 1,47% 2,06% 0,98% Sales Growth rate forecasting variance very minimal over longer term horizon, Actual Growth AVE 7YRS Actual Sales GWh Actual Sales growth % 0,15% -3,66% 0,62% -0,75% -0,84% -0,16% -0,07% -0,67% Volume Base Line GWh Variance in GWh Variance in GWh % -1,67% -3,69% -8,98% -4,18% -5,77% -8,98% -10,45% -12,31% Likely baseline sales volume ( GWh) at the time of decision was however almost 10% higher than what it turned out to be when MYPD3 implementation started Effective and prudent cost management should have been responsive to consistently lower levels of actual production & sales
7 RCA Balance Background 2 Comments on RCA Balance
8 Assessment of RCA Balance for MYPD3 Y2, Y3, Y Total Eskom Application (R'm) Assessment (R'm) Adjustment (R'm) Adjustment % -30,9% -28,4% -28,0% -29,0% Eskom applied for RCA Balance of R66.678m, There is scope to reduce RCA Balance to at least R47 356m i.e. proposition to reduce by at least R19 323m, before further regulatory discretion of prudency and efficiency assessment as provided for by the Electricity Regulation Act, (Act 4 of 2006), The RCA Balance as determine by NERSA is subjected to provisions of both the MYPD methodology and relevant legislation, where some are subordinate to other.
9 Revenue Variance 1415 Allowed Actual Variance Revenue Variance Allowed Actual Variance Revenue Variance Allowed Actual Variance Revenue Variance Total All actual revenue from sale of electricity as per AFS included, i.e. Electricity other revenue (note 32), deferred income, Municipalities are paying significant amounts as penalty for exceeding NMD (amounts punitive) and should be included in actual Eskom revenue from sale of electricity, Other Income (note 33) excluded from variance calculation, as according to application it relates to operating expenses that are excluded from RCA.
10 RCA Balance Background 2 Primary Energy Coal Burn
11 1415 R'm Allowed Actual Total variance Total Coal Variance Price Variance Volume Variance R'm Allowed Actual Total variance Total Coal Variance Price Variance Volume Variance R'm Allowed Actual Total variance Total Coal Variance Price Variance Volume Variance Total R'm Allowed Actual Total variance Total Coal Variance Price Variance Volume Variance Coal Cost Management by Eskom before alpha factor MYPD Methodology allows Eskom to pass through 95% of coal price variance between budget and actual R/t price, (Alpha factor) Eskom made savings of R12 281m over the three years, due to lower actual sales volumes, resulting in lower use of coal burned, Eskom however paid R16 583m more for the lower volume of coal burn, There is basis for NERSA to apply its discretion based on detailed prudency and efficiency assessment of Eskom coal cost management, with respect to price escalation.
12 Coal Contract Management MYPD methodology allows for rolling adjustment of coal prices to actual prices achieved in market, Coal Contract 1415 R/t Actual Ave. price 1516 R/t Actual Ave. price 1617 R/t Actual Ave. price 15/16 Average price increase 16/17 Average price increase LT Fixed Price Cost Plus ST/MT RCA (R/t) 213,00 284,00 429,00 313,57 262,00 388,00 458,00 378,76 262,00 388,00 458,00 388,11 23,0% 36,6% 6,8% 20,79% 0,00% 0,00% 0,00% 2,47% Between 2014/15 and 15/16 cost plus contract prices on average increased by 36.6%, (p60 of 147 & 66 of 150), only reason given is lower actual production volumes, Between 2014/15 and 15/16 long term fixed price contract on average increased by 23.0%, (p60 of 147 & 66 of 150), no explanation provided, except that price escalation as per contractual terms, and lower production volumes, Why is it that appears that cheaper contracts under achieved in volumes, seemingly are not attracting consequences and rather appear to be compensated with prices outside contractual terms, (p68 of 150), Why does it appear that is Eskom placing higher reliance on ST&MT contracts that seemingly always exceed allocated production volumes at the highest price.
13 Coal Variance for 14/15 14/15 R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance Price Variance Volume Variance Price Variance based on difference between alpha adjusted actual price (R297.93/t ) and allowed price R282.60/t multiplied by actual volumes mt. Eskom calculation (Table 3a p 58 of 147) applies alpha factor to allowed price as well and uses allowed volumes ( mt), Volume variance is based on difference between actual and allowed volumes ( mt) multiplied by allowed price (R282.60/t). Eskom calculation of volume variance also based on difference between actual and allowed volumes however it increases allowed price to R312/t. (Table 3b p 58 of 147)
14 Coal Variance for 15/16 15/16 R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance Price Variance Volume Variance Price Variance based on difference between alpha adjusted actual price (R359.82/t ) and allowed price R311.20/t multiplied by actual volumes mt. Eskom calculation (Table 3a p 64 of 150) applies alpha factor to allowed price as well and uses allowed volumes (128mt), Volume variance is based on difference between actual and allowed volumes ( mt) multiplied by allowed price (R311.20/t). Eskom calculation of volume variance also based on difference between actual and allowed volumes however it increases allowed price to R375.40/t. (Table 3b p64 of 150)
15 Coal Variance for 16/17 16/17 R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance ,310 Price Variance 5,530 2,923 Volume Variance -5,889-5,233 Price Variance based on difference between alpha adjusted actual price (R368.70/t ) and allowed price R343.00/t multiplied by actual volumes mt. Eskom calculation (Table 3a p51 of 101) applies alpha factor to allowed price as well and uses allowed volumes (129mt), Volume variance is based on difference between actual and allowed volumes ( mt) multiplied by allowed price (R343.00/t). Eskom calculation of volume variance also based on difference between actual and allowed volumes however it increases allowed price to R385.87/t. (Table 3b p 52 of 101)
16 Overall Total and Alpha Adjusted Coal Variance Overall Total Coal Variance R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance 4,302 4,302 Price Variance 16,583 16,583 Volume Variance -12,281-12,281 Overall Alpha adjusted Coal Variance R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance 3,473-1,948 Price Variance 17,555 10,332 Volume Variance -14,082-12,281 Alpha adjusted variance is R1 948m in favour of the customer, Volume variance should remain the same at R12 281m in favour of the customer as it is not subjected to any alpha adjustment, The price variance is reduced to R10 332m in favour of Eskom because of the alpha factor adjustment, that requires Eskom to participate in some of the price risk or benefit, In terms of Eskom calculation the price variance increases to R17 555m after the alpha factor adjustment, Eskom volume variance calculations seems to change the NERSA allowed coal price (R/t), Alpha factor in future to be increased and also diffentiated between type of coal contract.
17 RCA Balance Background 2 Primary Energy OCGT
18 OCGT Eskom was allowed R5 817m however spent R18 576m, a variance of R12 759m, 14/15 R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance Price Variance Additional Allowance Compensation at Coal price /16 R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance Price Variance Additional Allowance - - Compensation at Coal price Other /17 R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance Price Variance - Storage Unused funds RCA Claim Total R'm Eskom Assessment Total Coal Variance Price Variance Additional Allowance Compensation at Coal price Storage 280 Unused funds Other Due to prudency and efficiency considerations Eskom has therefore claimed only R1 374m in its favour over the three years. Eskom coal generation fleet energy availability factor, (EAF) for the year was below target over the review period, Eskom had to ensure that its coal fleet is either in use or available for use as per the compact it signed with society, The excessive use of OCGT was not to meet excess demand but because the coal fleet became unavailable, NERSA should however limit the OCGT RCA to R854m mainly because of the following: Storage of R280m R177m on the basis of calculation of compensation at coal price R77m on the basis of calculation of price variance.
19 RCA Balance Background 2 Primary Energy Other Primary Energy
20 Other Primary Energy-Coal Burn Other Primary Energy Allowed Actual Variance % Year ,7% Year ,1% Year ,5% Total ,8% Level of coal burn -8,0% -10,3% -11,8% -10,1% Exceeded coal related other primary energy budget by at least 13.8% despite the fact that it burned/handled 10% less coal over the review period, More than 90% of over expenditure is attributed to start-up and coal handling cost, The only explanation is high unplanned outages which points to operational inefficiencies, Total over expenditure was R4 204m over the three years, while water, fuel procurement and sorbet realised combined savings of R1.919m over the same period, Over expenditure over and above the savings should be disallowed on account of operational inefficiencies, Unless NERSA does detailed assessment for prudency and efficiency, and come to different results.
21 RCA Balance Background 2 Primary Energy Nuclear
22 Other Primary Energy-Nuclear Eskom exceeded the nuclear budget of R1 296m by R881m over the review period, Nuclear-Eskom -R'm Allowed Actual Variance Year Year Year Total Nuclear-Assessment R'm Allowed Actual-AFS Variance Year Year Year Total Disallowed 518 Based on notes to AFS (future fuel and inventory) it appears that the amount expensed to Income Statement was only R1 659m over the same period resulting in over expenditure of only R363m, the balance of R518m should therefore be disallowed, The apparent over expenditure of R363m should be allowed as Koeberg remains the cheapest (marginal cost) and most realisable source of energy to operate, NERSA should assess the reasons for the apparent difference between the amounts claimed and what seems to have been expensed as per AFS, Additional decommissioning cost should be capitalised and depreciated over the remaining useful life of the plant,
23 RCA Balance Background 2 Primary Energy IPP
24 IPPs-2014/ R'm Allowed Actual Variance Adjustment RCA Non Renewable IPPs & WEPS STPPP MTPPP Municipal - WEPS Total Renewable IPP, Ancillary & Peaking Renewable IPP Deemed Energy IPP Ancillary DOE Peaking - Grand Total Eskom coal generation fleet energy availability factor, (EAF) for the year was below target, It was however allowed depreciation and returns on coal generation fleet based on EAF as declared by itself, It had to ensure that its coal fleet is either in use or available for use as per the compact it signed with society, Excessive use of non renewable IPPs was not to meet excess demand but because the coal fleet became unavailable, It will not be prudent and efficient for the Regulator to completely disregard the fact that the coal fleet failed to perform to target through it was been compensated, NERSA need not review its MYPD3 decision however it should disallow the R2 102m claimed for non renewable IPPs as it would be on top of the returns Eskom was already allowed. Renewable IPPs are self dispatched however deemed energy should be disallowed as it is due to inefficiencies in Eskom
25 IPPs-2015/16 Eskom coal generation fleet energy availability factor, (EAF) for the year was below target, R'm Allowed Actual Variance Adjustment RCA Non Renewable IPPs & WEPS STPPP MTPPP Municipal WEPS Total Renewable IPP, Ancillary & Peaking Renewable IPP Deemed Energy IPP Ancillary DOE Peaking Grand Total It was however allowed depreciation and returns on coal generation fleet based on EAF as declared by itself, It had to ensure that its coal fleet is either in use or available for use as per the compact it signed with society, Excessive use of non renewable IPPs was not to meet excess demand but because the coal fleet became unavailable, It will not be prudent and efficient for the Regulator to completely disregard the fact that the coal fleet failed to perform to target through it was been compensated, NERSA need not review its MYPD3 decision however it should disallow the R3 596m claimed for non renewable IPPs as it would be on top of the returns Eskom was already allowed. Renewable IPPs realised a saving of R3 078m, deemed energy should be disallowed as it is due to inefficiencies in Eskom
26 IPPs-2016/17 Eskom coal generation fleet energy availability factor, (EAF) for the year was below target, R'm Allowed Actual Variance Adjustment RCA Non Renewable IPPs & WEPS STPPP MTPPP Municipal WEPS Total Renewable IPP, Ancillary & Peaking Renewable IPP Deemed Energy IPP Ancillary DOE Peaking Grand Total It was however allowed depreciation and returns on coal generation fleet based on EAF as declared by itself, It had to ensure that its coal fleet is either in use or available for use as per the compact it signed with society, Excessive use of non renewable IPPs was not to meet excess demand but because the coal fleet became unavailable, It will not be prudent and efficient for the Regulator to completely disregard the fact that the coal fleet failed to perform to target through it was been compensated, NERSA need not review its MYPD3 decision however it should disallow the R3 883m claimed for non renewable IPPs as it would be on top of the returns Eskom returns it was allowed in the decision. Renewable IPPs realised a saving of R1 978m, deemed energy should be disallowed as it is due to inefficiencies in Eskom
27 Summary & Conclusion Minimum Implementation period should be three years over which it was incurred, Amount liquidated is for the particular year only, i.e. if in first year of implementation R13 000m is recovered it has to be taken out of revenue base at year end, If the amount to be liquidated in second year is R17 000m the additional recovery for the year is R2 000m only, even lower if there is growth in volumes is anticipated, this is because the R13 000m is already included in base, Earliest Implementation Date 1 April 2019 NERSA is bound by MFMA provisions of not subjecting municipalities to more than one increase in the same financial year, NERSA is bound by provisions of ERA and other legislation, NERSA is bound by MYPD and ERTSA Methodology, NERSA is bound by existing decisions, e.g. ERTSA implementation for 2018/19, Eskom increase to Municipal guideline finalized, Tread to financial sustainability of municipalities should we not be able to pass-through increase to end customers in time. Duty to avoid unfair discrimination between customer categories, NERSA to subject coal price variance in particular to further assessment for prudency and efficiency.
28 Thank You
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